Gypsys Year At the Golden Crescent
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" 44 If the amiable Ay re had searched the dic- tionaries, (I verily believe she has) for the most outrageous and impossible set of subjects, she couldn't have succeeded better. I think it is a shame we have to write compositions, any way. My sister went to school in New York, and she didn't write but one in two years. " As Maude Clare had never yet seen the sub- ject that was not " outrageous and impossible, ** and had never been known to write a composi- tion without pronouncing the task a sh...ame, Gyp* By was not as much interested as she might havo been, but looked over the paper thoughtfully to choose her topic.
COMPOSITIONS. 155 Maude Clare thought that she would take the " Character of Caesar. " ** If you only knew anything about him, you know I remarked Gypsy candidly.
** Perhaps I know more than you give me credit for, my dear. At any rate, I mean to write on Caesar. " Jane came in, after Maude had gone, and found Gypsy perched on the arm of the rocking- chair, still groaning over the list of subjects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 44 If the amiable Ay re had searched the dic- tionaries, (I verily believe she has) for the most outrageous and impossible set of subjects, she couldn't have succeeded better. I think it is a shame we have to write compositions, any way. My sister went to school in New York, and she didn't write but one in two years. " As Maude Clare had never yet seen the sub- ject that was not " outrageous and impossible, ** and had never been known to write a composi- tion without pronouncing the task a sh...ame, Gyp* By was not as much interested as she might havo been, but looked over the paper thoughtfully to choose her topic.
COMPOSITIONS. 155 Maude Clare thought that she would take the " Character of Caesar. " ** If you only knew anything about him, you know I remarked Gypsy candidly.
** Perhaps I know more than you give me credit for, my dear. At any rate, I mean to write on Caesar. " Jane came in, after Maude had gone, and found Gypsy perched on the arm of the rocking- chair, still groaning over the list of subjects.
What to read after Gypsys Year At the Golden Crescent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Stuart Elizabeth Stuart Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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